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Nomad Sari On the Med Collection - Tunic Dress - Dusky Blue with Evil Eye Block Print (M-L)

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A dusky blue tunic dress for the days when you want to put something on and simply go. The gold and blue evil eye print runs in neat columns down the front, the skirt loosens into a tiered hem, and the whole shape moves easily as you walk.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The colour is a soft, slightly faded blue, closer to worn denim than to navy, so it sits comfortably with sand, tan leather and natural straw.
  • The evil eye motifs repeat in round, sunburst-like medallions, set in gold-toned print on the blue, with smaller ones scattered across the sleeves.
  • Three-quarter sleeves flare gently at the cuff and finish with a small ruffled edge, leaving the forearms free in warm air.
  • A button front and a soft collar keep it relaxed. Wear it fastened as a dress or open over a swimsuit.
  • The tiers add fullness at the skirt without any weight, so it feels light and breezy rather than structured.
An easy throw-on shape

This is a tunic cut: loose through the body, with the fullness gathered into tiers below the waist. It does not cling or need adjusting, which makes it a good companion for long days outdoors, café stops and evenings that start late. The lightly textured look of the fabric adds to the unhurried feel.

How to wear it

Sandals, a woven basket bag and a few stacked bracelets are all it asks for. For cooler evenings, add a light wrap or a denim jacket. Buttoned to the collar, it reads a little more polished. Left open at the neck, it turns easily back towards the beach.

The evil eye, in context

The evil eye is one of the most widely recognised protective symbols around the Mediterranean and beyond, traditionally worn or displayed to keep ill-will at a distance. Here it appears as a decorative pattern rather than a single charm: a repeating motif that adds meaning and rhythm to the print, in keeping with the Mediterranean spirit of this collection.

Size and details

This dress is sold in a combined M-L size, intended to suit a relaxed, forgiving fit. The loose cut and tiered skirt mean it sits easily on a range of frames.

Length81 cm
Width54 cm
Weight116 g

Common questions

Is it a fitted or a loose style?
Loose. The tunic body and tiered skirt are cut to skim rather than cling, and the M-L sizing reflects that easy fit.
Can I wear it open as a cover-up?
Yes. The full button front means it can be worn fastened as a dress or left open over swimwear or a simple top.
What does the evil eye print mean?
The evil eye is traditionally associated with protection against envy and ill-will. On this dress it works as a decorative repeat pattern, carrying that symbolism softly rather than making any promise.